Deja Vu [Import]

Deja Vu [Import]

Track Listings

1. Dirty Games

2. R-Type

3. Rollidge

4. Oh Gosh

5. Mutant Jazz

6. This Style

7. Babylon

8. Wolf

9. Mutant (Mutant Jazz Remix)

10. Loveable

11. Original Nuttah

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Features Shy Fx,T Power,Trace,Studio 2,Jo,Splash,Undercover Agent. CD two includes mixes.

Tracks:

Carry On
Teach Your Children
Almost Cut My Hair
Helpless
Woodstock
Deja Vu
Our House
4 + 20
Country Girl: Whiskey Boot Hill/Down, Down, Down/"Country Girl" (I Think You're Pretty)
Everybody I Love You

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Less than a year after the release of CSN's groundbreaking debut, the group returned with Stephen Stills's former Buffalo Springfield cohort/rival Neil Young augmenting the threesome. The result is a less concentrated but more kinetic creation; Young swims through the celestial harmonies of rock's best barbershop trio like a fly in consommé. While somewhat dated ("Almost Cut My Hair"? Wait a while, David, it'll fall out), Deju Vu is teeming with early '70s FM staples, including "Helpless," "Teach Your Children," and "Our House." --Steven Stolder

Customer Reviews:

Deja Vu........ Have I written this before?????????.......2007-06-04

O.K. So I embedded myself into the photo on the cover. O.K. So I got Chance (an indian guide in a former life) to help me find out where I was at. And, to my surprise, it was 1870 and I was in a hilly area of Wyoming. Wy, you may ask? But, in a larger sense, that is the very question we should ask C,S,N & Y. If we all have lived before -then wy? For mere monetary compensation your knowledgable Seer will answer you. If not, you have to suffer through this review. :)
I liken this group to a band of ex-patriot renegades (see cover) who, for whatever what reason, saw fit to escape former situations to create a new creative band. How or why they got together is anyone's guess. But it works in a more than substantial way and the vocals and music are more than a snug fit like pieces of a puzzle.
The songs here have a tendency to embed themselves into self-serving memory for some reason. Perhaps it's the artists; perhaps it's the songs, perhaps it's the harmonies, perhaps it's the production. Then again, maybe, perhaps it's everything.
Even in the slower and more somber tunes, there is something here that awakens you - leads you on to some type of discovery. Whether it be inner or outer is your own choice. But realization of yourself and your world is a never ending process. Maybe we would all be better in Wyoming at a simpler, less complicated time. But, here we are. And we have no choice except to learn and evolve - or else, in the next life, this one will be the Deja Vu.
We begin with "Carry On" which borrows lyrics from Still's "Questions" that was on the last Buffalo Springfield album. On this he expands into a galloped beat with pronounced ensemble singing. Also a change in tempo. In a sense, the message is pronounced (as later in the Joni Mitchell song "Woodstock") that life is for learning. A call to carry on and learn.
The seemingly simple country slide guitar ode of Nash's "Teach Your Children" carries with it the underlying motif of understanding by shifting your perspective. In this case, older and younger generations. It's easy to discount others in which there is no reward. Better yet to take the effort to truly "see". The blessings are well worth the chance.
Crosby's "Almost Cut My Hair" with it's lazy walk riff poses questions within the self. Justifying inner decisions as opposed to whatever out there wants to decide for you. An amazing stream-of-conciousness tune. Or maybe drugs. With Crosby it's always a flip of the coin. What is next is one of the most glorious tunes on the album. "Helpless" conveys the awe and magnitude of the Canadian countryside that Neil knows. Nature in itself is a force beyond human comprhension or control, and in this we are all helpless.
"Woodstock" rocks righteously. And it is a call of a generation. It is also a song of moving forward with a clensing. We have all fallen- but we are golden and have to get ourselves back to the garden. Again- a moving on.
"Deja Vu", with Crosby's outerworldly guitar chords and ethereal meters beckon further examination of the world. "Do you know? Don't you wonder". The construction on this song never ceases to amaze your favorite Seer. Maybe I could have written this in a former life. O.K. - I won't go there.
"Our House" is Nash's ode to domestic bliss. Nothing exceptional but oh so addictive. That tune is just so incredibly pleasant. This must be what the afterworld is like! "4 + 20" finds Still's still aching about a lost love. Simple but effective acoustic guitar on this. Still, the dismay and depression of heartache is one of the most deeply confessional tunes I've heard. The ways of the world are sometimes wicked and cruel. Sometimes we create those ways.
Again, Neil Young shines bright with the trilogy of "Country Girl". Amazing, lush, and inventive changes in structure. This could not have been an easy tune to pull off. But, with musicians this talented anything is possible. "Too late to keep the change, too late to pay". Neil always throws these dilemmas in his tunes (see my review on "Everybody Knows this is Nowhere). Neil is consummate conveyor of enigmas within the soul. His own as well as others. Brilliant.
"Everybody I Love You" closes out this rock classic. A call to open up and let love through - even to one's self. Your "heart is an anchor" and "you expect for me to love you when you hate yourself my friend". With C,S,N & Y somehow, underneath it all, is a call to freedom and movement towards the dawn- the dawn of realization.
Well - that's it. I made you suffer through another review. Did you like it or did you need novacaine? I'm leaving Wyoming now. Being pelted with pinecones is not Metamorpho's cup of tea. No.
If you like wonderous harmonies, creative effort, and a classic from a magical bygone age - this is definitely a treat and essential to any rock collection.

A star in a bar --- your Metamorpho

Déjà Déjà Vu.......2007-05-14

I wore this out on vinyl, so had to have it on CD! These four guys are just splendid together, and the result is greater than the sum of its parts! A classic.

Living in the past.......2007-05-08

There are two "must haves" for me as a C.S.N.&Y. fan: this and Suite Judy Blue Eyes.

Shows What We've Lost and What They've Lost.......2007-04-26

When I listen to Deja Vu these days, I'm surprisingly not reminded of the hippie movement or drug-induced paranoia or political activism, although you could say CSN and sometimes Y have really become posterchildren for this tumultous time in our history. Instead, I'm still swept away by the aural beauty of the jangling acoustic guitars, the richness of the songs, the perfect harmonies, the passionate performances. I'm still mesmerized by Stills' tasty guitar licks which run through "Carry On" and "Deju Vu" and the emotional choke in his voice on 4 + 20's final verse. I love Jerry Garcia's pedal steel guitar that cries all the way through Nash's "Teach Your Children" and the experience listening to "Almost Cut My Hair," which sounds as if the band is playing in your living room with their amps cranked. I still get an adrenalin rush when I hear Stills belting out "Woodstock," which for me is one of the most powerful vocal performances in all of rock. And I like the eccentric Young's slow-as-molasses but elegant "Helpless." It reminds me of a time when music was not meant to be background noise, or to be listened to while you read or studied, or walked between classes at the university. It was a time when you put the LP on your turntable and sprawled in a comfortable chair or sat on the floor and let the music take you completely away. Or maybe you got together with friends and sat around just listening to new releases like Deja Vu, reading every word in the liner notes on the jacket. This is what I think we've lost.

Deja Vu also shows what CSN (and sometimes Y) ultimately have lost. Sadly, after this pinnacle of achievement, except for occasional flourishes of good songwriting and performance, Crosby, Stills, & Nash would rarely recapture the beauty of this album or its predecessor. The exception has of course been Young, who somehow has managed to keep it all together through the years. And except for Stills' magnificent opus, Manassas (1), and C&N's Wind On the Water, I realize just how much drug addiction and delusions of grandeur have drained the talent from these once brilliant artists. Fortunately, we still have the time capsules created by Buffalo Springfield, CSN, Hendrix, Cream, The Doors, The Stones, and The Beatles to transport us back to the musical renaissance of 1967--1972.

Musical Portrait of a Generation.......2007-04-07

Back when I was in high school, Deja Vu was one of the most popular albums with kids who were of a counter-culture bent. But it was also an album, due to the presence of the Graham Nash contributions Our House and Teach Your Children, that kids could play loudly at home without parents shouting at them to "turn that g#*d*#* noise down!". While the band's eponymous debut (sans Neil Young) brought them fame and fortune, it was Deja Vu that had such broad appeal that it became the musical portrait of a generation.
Admittedly, my vinyl copy of Deja Vu had been gathering dust for years as I have so much other music I had nearly forgotten CSNY. But recently, I saw this on sale at a bargain price in Costco and snapped it up after remembering how much I used to enjoy it as a kid. Well, I tell you, one listen brings the old days back to life. The industry reviewer says that songs like Almost Cut My Hair are dated, but I say they still sound as good today as when I first heard them.
Though the entire album is highly enjoyable, my favorites are: the stirring Carry On, the country-rock Teach Your Children, the anthemic Almost Cut My Hair, the evocative Our House, the plaintive 4 + 20, and the glorious Country Girl. Everytime I put this on, visions of old times and places flash though my mind.
Note that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and some other organization have chosen Deja Vu as one of 200 albums that should be in everyone's collection. I've seen that list and my stomach churns as I read it. But I was pleased to note that the compilers got roughly one out of ten right and this album is definitely one of those few. Obviously, if you are checking this CD out on the listings here you must have some familiarity with it. So if you have not gotten this remastered version of Deja Vu yet, the time to do so is now. You'll never be sorry you did.

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Fogerty
Zanz Still Can't Dance
Where is that John Fogerty Sound?
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Should be 6 stars...

Deja Vu All Over Again
John Fogerty
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Tracks:

Deja Vu (All Over Again)
Sugar-Sugar (In My Life)
She's Got Baggage
Radar
Honey Do
Nobody's Here Anymore
I Will Walk With You
Rhubarb Pie
Wicked Old Witch
In The Garden

Customer Reviews:

Fogerty.......2007-06-10

Great value. If you are into the 60s' and 70s' you will love this one.

Zanz Still Can't Dance.......2006-11-25

Everyone's missed the point: John is mining the various genres of songcraft. Deja Vu is exactly what it is intended to be: It's yet another song about another war...ho hum. There's always another war. The bass lines are too close to Who Will Stop the Rain for pure happenstance. Fogerty knows what he is creating. Check the cover photo. Now...Sugar Sugar, the number two song, just happens to be the title of the song that kept his greatest song, Green River, from the number one spot. That's why it is number two on this album. John never forgets! And Zantz still can't dance! There is a punk rock song, She's Got Baggage. This isn't by chance. John's too smart for that. Listen to the disco strings of Radar. Nobody's Here Anymore is Dire Staits because it's supposed to be Dire Straits. It's all part of the concept, just like Down on the Corner was part of Willy and the Poorboys concept. Rhubarb Pie is as pessimistic as anything John has ever written. Wicked Old Witch is Creedence for those who need more of that stuff. In the Garden is Jimi! It's also a commentary on all that 60's euphoria. In the garden, indeed! Fogerty has given us a concept album that summarizes the last 30 years. Take it or leave it. He has been doing this all along. God bless him.

Where is that John Fogerty Sound?.......2006-09-30

John Fogerty trys to sound like everybody else on this album with mixed results. Only when he falls back upon the sound we love for then does he shine.

Here is a breakdown of my thoughts on the songs:

1) Deja Vu - a courageous & brilliant song about the war in Iraq. he took a lot of flack for writing this, but when John speaks out that is when he shines. I love this song.

2) Sugar Sugar - this is a wonderful, catchy tune and much better than Joy of My Life.

3) She's Got Baggage - never liked this song. It is not John. He is trying to sound like the Ramones and the result is one the worst songs he has done.

4) Radar - this is a better song. I give though only 7/10. A decent rocker, but he can do much better.

5) Honey Do - an offbeat song about marriage. It again copies another style. This time Carl Perkins. It is ok, but not great either.

6) Nobody's Here Anymore - Fogerty trys to do Dire Straits here. It is a pretty good song, but the lyrics are weak. Since when is talking on a cell phone or listening to headphones going to another dimension. Fogerty is reaching here to make a social commentary song, but just comes off sounding old.

7) I Will Walk With You - a nice song for his daughter, but too country for me.

8) Rhubard Pie - this bluesy song grows on you. I like it.

9) Wicked Old Witch - this is like an old CCR tune. One of the best songs on the cd, but too short, less than 3 minutes.

10) In the Garden - Don't like this. It sounds so dated. Fogerty is doing a cross between Cream & Hendrix. Also the drumming is way too loud.

John Fogerty took 2 and half years to write this and to me it seems like a concept album where he is going back and doing some CCR, but mostly other artists sound. I never play this album anymore. I listened to it many times, hoping it would grow on me, but it didn't.

It has its moments, but it not a good album. I also got the bootleg of Hoodoo at the same time and found that album, despite its poor sound, a much better album and that was scraped.

John needs to do what he does best - swamp rock. I hope next time he does that again.

Other stuff to check out.......2006-06-21

I am a huge fan of John Fogerty's solo music and his music with CCR. If you enjoy his roots-rock style then I strongly recommend that you check out the following:
1) 24 Hours A Day by The Bottle Rockets
2) Chooglin': A Tribute To The Songs Of John Fogerty
3) Banjos and Sunshine by Sixty Acres
4) Trace by Son Volt

Should be 6 stars..........2006-05-13

This is a great album from beginning to end. I love all kinds of music, from Hard Death Metal to Classical. This album is just happy, you cant help but sing along and smile! Songs like Sugar Sugar and Rhubarb Pie inject themselves into your soul with delight! He even rocks out with She Got Baggage, what a catchy, modern tune! Buy this CD, and let your lips rise in a juicy smile.

P.S. His previous album, Blue Moon Swamp might even be better!

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100 Golden Oldies of the 50s, 60s & 70s
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Feel Like Shit Deja Vu Controlled by Hatred

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The Master of No Mercy
Better than HOW WILL I LAUGH...
A good album, but a letdown from How Will I Laugh
Ear to ear grin
It deserves 3.5 stars.

Feel Like Shit Deja Vu Controlled by Hatred
Suicidal Tendencies
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Tracks:

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Customer Reviews:

The Master of No Mercy.......2004-06-12

This, from what I hear, is one of Suicidal's best-selling records, probably as much because of the name as the music. This is the first record with Robert Trujillo on bass, although for whatever reason, he is credited as "Stymee". These days he makes a more than a comfortable living as the latest Cliff Burton stand-in in Metallica. The downside to this album is that the production is kinda flat. The upside is that there are several excellent songs on here. However, its should be noted, and I don't see it in any of the other reviews, that half of this CD is actually cover songs, plus two more are different versions of the same song from Suicidal's previous album.

Somewhat different versions of "Controlled By Hatred", "Master Of No Mercy", "Waking the Dead", and "Choosing My Own Way Of Life" originally appeared "Widespread Bloodshed/Love Runs Red" by the band No Mercy in 1987 (NOT the mid-'90's hip-hop group). No Mercy was Mike Clark's first band, and Mike Muir replaced No Mercy's original singer sometime in the mid-'80's, before the album was recorded. This record is way out of print (a rumored re-issue has yet to appear) and its definitely worth the hunt to pick it up if you are a hardcore Suicidal fan, although it will cost you big bucks. A couple songs intended for a second No Mercy LP ended up on "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow" (including the title track). No Mercy sounds much more like the late '80's/early '90's Suicidal than, say, the band that recorded "Join The Army". I think that "Controlled By Hatred" was one of the best songs that Suicidal ever recorded. "Waking The Dead" is also great. The other 2 songs are good, but don't match the previous two. Anyway, another cover on here is "Its Not Easy", originally recorded by the Mike Muir-side project Los Cycos in 1985 for the "Welcome To Venice" comp., a record than will cost you more that No Mercy's, especially since the master tapes were destroyed in a fire, making a re-release almost impossible. "Its Not Easy" is all right. Its one those "Underneath my crazy exterior, I'm hurting" songs Mike Muir seemed to pull out at least twice per album. Then you've got two versions of "How Can I Laugh Tomorrow..." The first is the video edit. Completely useless, who needs the edited version of a song? The "heavy emotion version" on the other hand, is absolutely fantastic. Then you've got two more songs (original to this disc as far as I know), the excellent "Just Another Love Song" and the not-quite-as-good-but-still-pretty-good "Feel Like S***, Deja-Vu".

A couple of people have made mention of "gangsta" image of this album, but that was something Suicidal had from the beginning, although it was mixed with a skater thing. Anyway, who cares about their image? Its not like they were singing about their ho's and bling-bling. Besides, if you are a Suicidal fan you should already own this, and if you don't like them then I doubt this CD will change your mind.

Better than HOW WILL I LAUGH..........2004-06-01

With this being said I will you a reason for my bias; pure angry thrash[metal]. Well... except for the two alternate versions of "How Will I Laugh..." WAKING THE DEAD is perfect for a slow-mosh, the lyrics for MASTER OF NO MERCY are hilarious and JUST ANOTHER LOVE SONG makes the circle pit explode with drunk idiot punks and locs alike. The energy is much more present here than the previous album discussed above and contains less mindless tracks that plagued that record making it way too hokey. Here, Suicidal are much more primal and evcn more metal than that release. The two HOW WILL I LAUGH reprises are almost worth a rats (...)(check out the 'heavy emotion version,' which is the best of all three!) SUICIDAL 4 LIFE!!!

A good album, but a letdown from How Will I Laugh.......2004-04-07

Considering that of the 9 songs on this album, two are just remixes of the track "How will I Laugh" there really isn't enough new material here. The material that is there is good though, with a thrashy sound, a bit less melodic than How Will I Laugh but nicely mettalic. My theory on this album though is that this is mostly material that didn't make it onto the How Will I Laugh album or wasn't finished so they released it a year later. Not bad, but not so memorable.
Buy it if your a big S.T. fan, if not stick with the previous releases.

Ear to ear grin.......2003-11-15

This album is one of the finest that ST did. I used to listen to this album a lot between the ages of 15 - 17 (probably because it suited the age). A lot of time - years - passed by before I was floored by this group's music. Yes, floored is the word.

My love for thrash and speed metal is one that also disappeared for quite some time, and then all of the sudden years later I became to appreciate the genre extremely. Like a woman you haven t seen for some time, and then you re unite after some time. Sounds kind of mushy don't it ? : )

Actually I had the luck of seeing this band live on a tour they did in 1991 w Queensryche (which is also a good band).

Although this band is criticised for living a `thug life', I tend to ignore or not pay attention to that. It really gets in the way of my enjoying or liking their music.

Their music has energy and aggression and that s what I look for when Im listening to it. The guitars sound incredible on here. Rocky George sounds without words, as some of the best guitar solos I ve heard. Probably because there is a edited version of the video to How will i laugh. That song rocks and the solos are super. The other songs too, `Waking the dead', Master of no mercy, and Controlled by hatred. It deserves 5 stars. I dont see why 4.

Peace.

It deserves 3.5 stars........2003-07-16

To be honest I think the music and the lyrics are great. What bothers me is the production. I don't mind if any album is not as polished as "The Black Album", but there is something wrong here. You can hear the instruments perfectly; the drums, guitars, and bass can be heard very clearly. But you can barely hear Mike Muir's voice. All of the instruments are louder than the singing. I'm a big ST/IG fan, and what surprises me the most is that the albums they released before this had better production than this album and they wern't really polished. For examaple, the albums before this had the same production as Megadeth's "So Far, So Good.....So What", which is pretty good.

Now to the music. This album is a good example of ST's Thrash/Speed Metal era. If you like 80s Megadeth, Anthrax, Slayer, Testament, and COC then you will definatly like this. This is not a harcore punk CD like thier self-titled debut, which was great. They also avoided the Skater Thrash sound that they made on their second album "Join The Army", which was also good. Like I said if you liked the aformentioned bands then you will like this. If you're lookin for Nu Metal junk, then look somewhere else or turn on Mtv.

My advice to you is don't get this album unless if you heard their other albums first. I like this album, but I don't think anyone should get this if its the best ST albums for beginners. I would reccomened getting "Join The Army", "How Will I Laugh Tommorrow", or "lights....Camera..Revolution" first. If you liked then you should deffinetly get this.

Déjà Vu
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perfecto mundo!

Déjà Vu
Stills, Nash & Young Crosby
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Tracks:

Carry On
Teach Your Children
Almost Cut My Hair
Helpless
Woodstock
D Vu
Our House
4 + 20
Country Girl: Whiskey Boot Hill/Down, Down, Down/"Country Girl" (I ...)
Everybody I Love You

Customer Reviews:

perfecto mundo!.......2005-07-04

Deja vu is the quintessential album of the 1960's counterculture. No less than 7 cuts from the disc, 'Carry On', 'Teach Your Children', 'Almost Cut My Hair', 'Woodstock', 'Our House', 'Deja vu', and 'Everybody I Love You' can be considered poster children for all the New Left stood for and aspired to in the late 1960's and early 1970's. It is a remarkable disc, equaled only by the debut Crosby, Stills and Nash LP in its social relevance, and in pioneering and defining the folk-rock genre.
Each of the four artists in this, the quintessential rock 'supergroup', contributes two of the most essential compositions in their careers. The album was particularly noteworthy for the writings of David Crosby ('Almost Cut My Hair' and 'Deja vu') and Graham Nash ('Teach Your Children' and 'Our House'), and the stunning background vocal contributions they provide on the Stills and Young compositions, excepting the solo acoustic '4 + 20'.

Stills, who played most of the instruments on the debut CSN LP, backs off a bit to leave room for Dallas Taylor on drums and Greg Reeves on bass. Jerry Garcia and John Sebastian are also credited with instrumental contributions. In addition to the stark '4 + 20', Stills reaches back into his past, culling lyrics from his Buffalo Springfield classic, 'Questions', to serve as a coda on the opener, 'Carry On', and springs forward into his future to graft lyrics that would open 'Know You Got To Run' from his second solo LP into 'Everybody I Love You'. Neil is given a rare co-songwriting credit on 'Everybody...' with Stills (can you name another?). In spite of their long association, they weren't exactly Lennon and McCartney!

Despite all the aforementioned blockbuster songs, CS&N were apparently insecure in releasing the disc without adding Y. Neil offers the classic composition 'Helpless' and the underplayed medley 'Country Girl', which stands high among Young's finest works. Top off the collection with the hyper, grinding, high-flying rendition of the Joni Mitchell anthem, 'Woodstock', and you have one of the finest rock albums ever produced.

The album is a near perfect mix in terms of musical styles and subject matter. Though thought of today as somewhat stereotypical in personifying the 'hippie mystique', the album 'Deja vu' is representative of the ideals youth held, or at least liked to think they held, in the midst of the various social revolutions going on around them. It is nothing short of essential to any comprehensive collection of modern rock music, and to an understanding of the era and a generation.

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Deja Vu Definitive Gold - Woody Guthrie
Woody Guthrie
Manufacturer: Deja Vu Italy
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Dust Bowl Ballads

ASIN: B000IMV446
Release Date: 2006-11-06

Tracks:

A Dollar Down
Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way
Bad Lee Brown
Baltimore To Washington
Bed On The Floor
Better World A-Comin'
Biggest Thing Man Has Ever Done
Blowing Down The Road
Boll Weevil Blues
Brown Eyes
Buffalo Skinners
Bury Me Beneath The Willow
Car Song
Columbus Stockade
Cowboy Waltz
Cumberland Gap
Danville Girl
Dead Or Alive
Dirty Overalls
Do-Re-Mi
Dust Bowl Blues
End Of The Line
Ezekiel Saw The Wheel
Foggy Mountain Top
Get Along Little Doggies
Grand Coulee Dam
Gypsy Davy
Hang Knot
Hard Ain't It Hard
Hard Travelin'
Hey Lolly Lolly
Hobo's Lullaby
House Of The Rising Sun
Howjadoo
I Ain't Got No Home In This World Anymore
Jack Hammer Blues
Jesus Christ
John Henry
Johnny Hard
Little Black Train
Lonesome Day
Lost John
Ludlow Massacre
Miner's Song
More Pretty Girls Than One
Old Time Religion
Oregon Trail
Philadelphia Lawyer
Poor Boy
Pretty Boy Floyd
Put My Little Shoes Away
Ramblin' Round
Ranger's Command
Ride Old Paint
Rubber Dolly
Sally Goodin'
Ship In The Sky
Sinking Of The Reuben James
Skip To My Lou
So Long It's Been Good To Know You
Sourwood Mountain
Springfield Mountain
Stewball
Struggle Blues
Take A Whiff On Me
Talking Columbia
Talking Dust Bowl Blues
Great Dust Storm
Golden Vanity
Dying Miner
This Land Is Your Land
Tom Joad Blues Pt. 1
Tom Joad Blues Pt. 2
Union Burying Ground
Vigilante Man
Waiting At The Gate
We Shall Be Free
What Did The Deep Sea Say?
When The Yank's Go Marching In
Who's Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Feet?
Whoopie Tii Yi Yo, Get Along Little Doggies
Will You Miss Me?
Worried Man Blues
Wreck Of The Old '97
1913 Massacre

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An Interesting Concept Album!!!
Pat Martino meets 70s rock
No library is complete without this excellent work

Deja Vu
Fareed Haque
Manufacturer: Blue Note Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000005H6B
Release Date: 1997-03-25

Tracks:

Teach Your Children (Intro)
Carry On
Teach Your Children
Interlude - Fareed Bops
Almost Cut My Hair
Helpless
Woodstock
Deja Vu
Our House
4+20
Country Girl
Interlude
Everybody I Love You
Teach Your Children (Reprise)

Customer Reviews:

An Interesting Concept Album!!!.......2005-12-26

I had never heard of Fareed Haque until our local public radio station began playing a few songs from this CD over the airwaves. I liked some of the arrangements...so, I purchased it. I didn't realize at the time that it was all a collection of Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young songs. This is an interesting concept album, but I still like the original songs a lot better. Good effort!

Pat Martino meets 70s rock.......2003-04-12

Fareed has succeeding in picking up an a certain aspect of Pat Martino's style and developing it. Listen to Pat's version of Joni Mitchell's Both Sides Now and his other work with Gil Goldstein and also Kenwood Dennard and you see where Fareed is coming from. Interesting music!

No library is complete without this excellent work.......1998-08-10

Haque's solid style covering old favorites while imbuing them with new life. I put this in the same category as Double Vision, Fourplay and LA4. Great lively, yet relaxing music for a Sunday afternoon or a mellow evening with old friends.

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Definitive Gold
Nat King Cole
Manufacturer: Deja Vu Italy
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000IMV43C
Release Date: 2006-11-06

Tracks:

Mona Lisa
Nature Boy
Unforgettable
Too Young
Autumn Leaves
It Could Happen To You
Smile
Little Girl
Lover Come Back To Me
A Blossom Fell
Don't Blame Me
Answer Me My Love
Pretend
Forgive My Heart
Hajji Baba
Sand And The Sea
My One Sin In Life
Someone You Love
If I May
Darling, Je Vous Aime Beaucoup
I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
It's Only A Paper Moon
Any Old Time
This Way Out
I'll Never Be The Same
Body And Soul
Geek
Lulubelle
Katusha
Christmas Song
Jumpin' At Capitol
Airiness A La Nat
Honeysuckle Rose
Straighten Up An Fly Right
Trouble With Me Is You
That Ain't Right
I'm An Errand Boy For Rhythm
There's A Train Out For Dreamland
I've Got A Way With Women
Ke Mo Ki Mo
Take Me Back To Toyland
A House With Love In It
Honey Hush
Beautiful Moons Ago
Laguna Mood
Route 66
Blue And Sentimental
Gone With The Draft
My Baby Likes To Be-Bop
Too Marvellous For Words
This Will Make You Laugh
Cole Capers
Jack The Bellboy
Sweet Lorraine
Could'ka?
Poor Butterfly
Hit That Jive Jack
That's What
When I Take My Sugar To Tea
Frim Fram Sauce
Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby
I'm In The Mood For Love
Embraceable You
What Is This Thing Called Love?
Besame Mucho
Barcarolle
On The Sunny Side Of The Street
Man I Love
When You're Smiling
This Can't Be Love
Tea For Yu
Crazy, But I'm In Love
Just In Time
Indiana
I'm Through With Love
Come To Baby Do
It's Almost Like Being In Love
You Call It Madness
Sweet Sue, Just You
Till The End Of The Years
Nature Boy
Route 66
Sweet Lorraine
Little Girl
Home
Trouble With Me Is You
Calypso Blues
For Sentimental Reasons
That's My Girl
Mona Lisa
Because Of Rain
Too Young
Always You
This Is My Night To Dream
Nature Boy
You Call It Madness
Got A Penny, Benny?
Come To Baby Do
Errand Boy Fo Rhythm
Is You Is Or Is You Ain't My Baby
I'm A Shy Guy
Who's Been Eating My Porridge
Frim Fram Sauce
Oh, Kickeroony
Now He Tells Me
Solid Potato Salad
It's Better To Be By Yourself
Always You
Home
Sweet Lorraine

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Enter The Dance Zone!
great range
Re-Using Old Ideas?

Deja Vu, Pt. 1
Beyoncé , and Jay-Z
Manufacturer: Sony
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000GQMKE2
Release Date: 2006-08-28

Tracks:

Deja Vu [Album Version]
Deja Vu [Freemasons Dance Remix]

Album Description

DEJA VU is the first electrifying single from Beyonce's forthcoming album B'DAY. Features JAY-Z and was co-produced by Beyonce and Rodney 'Darkchild' Jerkins. Beyonce also served as co-producer, writer and arranger for the entire B'DAY album, guests on B'DAY include The Neptunes, Rich Harrison (Beyonce 'Crazy in Love' & Amerie '1 Thing') and Swizz Beatz. Beyonce's new album is the artist's first full-length solo work since her multi-platinum 2003 solo debut, "Dangerously In Love," which earned her five 2004 Grammy Awards, a tied record for the most Grammys to be won in a single year by a female artist. "Dangerously In Love" and "Crazy In Love" made chart history when both album and single simultaneously hit #1 in the U.S. and the UK (which hadn't happened since 1983).

Customer Reviews:

Enter The Dance Zone!.......2007-05-26

As Beyoncé stirs quite a topic among fans of other artist nothing can change the fact that Beyoncé has outstanding qualities not comparable to most. She has ambition, drive, and most of all confidence! Her styles are perfection and this single is just one glimpse of that.

DeJa Vu Album Version (3:58) featuring Jay-Z is the song that never gets tiring to hear as the beats are sticky, the hooks are catchy, and the R&B hip-hop fast paced beats just lure you in. The vocals by Beyoncé display much talent, pitch control, and pleasant resonance. Jay-Z also brings much flavor with his tight rhymes. Excellent R&B hit song sure to entertain and satisfy many fans and new listeners.

DeJa Vu Freemasons Remix (8:05) has the typical techno swirls, vast echoing trance chirps and enhanced electronica not present on the regular album, edit or radio versions. The song is slightly changed from the original as the beats take off to emphasize dance beats, and many nights on the dance floor. The extended minutes will be sure to fulfill many DJ's dreams and nightclub lovers. Much of the lyrics are repeated and Beyoncé's vocals sound fabulous! There are many repetitive transitions with elevated instrumentations that lower and elevate definitely hot! Dance lovers will find this to be a true club favorite for sure!

great range.......2006-09-04

Thats her voice im talking about, heard her whole album bday, and to tell you the truth that is quite amazing. Will be a classic. This girl is coming of age and unleashed the talent within herself and you can just hear it in her extraordinary aretha franklin style vocals. This single is the showing that she can put emotion in her song, real raw animalistic powerful range.
I shudder to think but this girl is actually getting better.

Re-Using Old Ideas?.......2006-08-20

I guess that is expected if you did an album in only three weeks, but I still expected more from Beyonce. "Deja Vu" is basically "Crazy In Love" pt.2 and yet it lacks the creativity of "Crazy In Love". This has not stop the song from going number one and it will not stop her album from going number one. However, it is time for her work to mature with her. While the track is hot, the fact she has already released a second song should tell you this song will not be considered a 'classic'.

Deja Vu All Over Again/The Best of T. Graham Brown

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Deja Vu All Over Again/The Best of T. Graham Brown
T. Graham Brown
Manufacturer: Collector's Choice
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000O78IR6
Release Date: 2007-07-17

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